‘Ohh, So That’s What It Was For’ Moments That Took People To Long To Find Out
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My son ate my partners birth control pills when he was really young too. Climbed up a tall wall cabinet to get to them! When she took him to get checked out they just told her ‘he’ll be fine. Bring him back if he starts to grow boobs.’ He spent years terrified that he was going to actually grow boobs!
Why are children like this??😂😂😂
@@-w-1870 Because most children are incredibly, life-threateningly stupid. Not all (some children are exactly the opposite), but most.
can u tell me how to get a gf lol
I mean, gynecomastia is a potential problem if he takes enough birth control. So it wasn't entirely a bluff.
AllyEnderman yeah but I think they mostly meant it as a joke to lighten the situation, and it was funny when he told us well into his teens that he had spent years still thinking it could happen. I wish he’d said something at the time so we could have reassured him. It’s funny how kids minds work isn’t it!
"'Road work ahead'? Well yeah, I sure hope it does"
"Oh"
*uh yeah
My son made that intentional pun when he was 13. I love my son!
@@spokev lol I'm 14 ;-;
@Šťøŕmý _Čłøūđ ok-
@@sunbea4477 Sorry, but you don't end sentences with -. You end them with periods, question marks, exclamation marks, and whatever else that is eligible enough. In stories, people can be interrupted by someone, which will generally end whatever they were saying with a -. I don't believe you were interrupted, but if so, please continue. I am all ears.
These types of threads are good to read so that you can have your own "so that's what it's for" moment
The tape measure blew my mind. I'm 34 and have been a hands on guy my entire life. Probably use one every day. I felt humbled lol.
The wristbands. I started jogging and have been sweating into my eyes all summer. Now I need wristbands!
I'm turning 58 next month and I'm today years old when I learned about the little piggy going to market wasn't to go shopping.
Literally the reason why I clicked on this video.
Oh so *that's* what these threads are for
18:00 today I learned that douchebag is an object and not just something you call someone you don't like
Same here.
Wait... it is??
@@lucarudloff687 Douche is a feminine hygiene product, and a douchebag is like a turkey baster- O god that mental image
Congrats to all you peeps who are just now learning this for the first time, hahaha.
It's hilarious that men don't know this. All this time we've been calling you "douchbags", we were referring to the bag of water that attaches to the spray nozzle of a douche. Some women "clean" with them if ya get me. But it's not recommended as it messes with the natural pH balance.
hearing an automated voice say "doink" is not something i thought i needed in my life until now
7:44
what?
Water towers. Probably because every movie or show that has a collapsing water tower shows the area being flooded.
Water towers DO hold water. This bugged me so much from a previous upload that I watched some YT videos. Most do hold water.
@@valerief1231 yes they hold water but its at a high elevation to maintain pressure
Saint Chadam right. The reddit commenter said “people THINK water towers have water in them, as if people are so dumb. Then the other comments support that theory. When, in fact, water towers DO have water in them. The commenter didn’t think any water was in the tower. I know how water towers work.
Saint Chadam that makes sense, they use a siphoning effect to deliver water then? Because if the water source is higher in elevation than the water destination, the siphon effect can occur without any machines to pump it, am I right on that?
that makes sense for cases when its in like a dusty western town with no indoor plumbing, plus they were used on railroads to refill locomotive boilers. Figured the ones you see on rooftops in cities like nyc were to help with fires and partially a holdover from an older era. Also water towers make good signs for displaying the town name (such as piety, indiana)
7:43 - Huh. I always thought it was called 'construction paper' because you constructed things out of it (e.g. little model houses).
Same.
Both are correct apparently, however, how are kids supposed to know that when we've only seen it in school?
I thought it was just a random name like shoes, pencils, house, etc
The amount of times this video made me go “... wait, really” is embarrassing
Everybody's saying water towers don't hold water. That's not true. They DO hold water. However, their main purpose is to help pressurize the water system so that the water can flow to everywhere it needs to. That's why they're so tall. Now, they don't hold a lot of water (that's what reservoirs and such are for), but they typically can store approximately a day's worth of water needs for the area that they serve. And yes, they do serve a couple other purposes as well, but their primary purpose is for water pressure.
More info
th-cam.com/video/zSsxXhhGocg/w-d-xo.html
www.wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-do-water-towers-work
Told an 18 year old friend of this. Said he just figured out water towers are not for water. Told him the opposite, mind blown twice at 18.
I was today years old when I learnt pipe cleaners were for tobacco pipes and not kitchen ones.
Pipe cleaners ACTUALLY clean pipes?
What sort of kitchen pipes are so small you'd need a pipe cleaner? I know there are maxi-sized ones that work to clean drains, but the only cleaning applications I can think of for pipe cleaners is tobacco pipes, or those reusable straws for smoothie cups, and such.
Waaaaait!? What!?,
bc u never think abt it?@@PanthereaLeonis
I’m 14 and the “this little piggy went to the market” thing is upsetting, I don’t know how I didn’t figure that out
God. I just realize that
I'm 28 and always thought that the piggy was just going grocery shopping.
Just turned 40. Just figured out the same.
14 year old here. Omg.
I found out squirrels bury my seeds and then they turn into children.
Spread your wisdom oh wise tree
I was confused for a sec and I saw ur pic and name
_Jimmy, That's a good WISDOM_
why are you always the early top comment
i only just saw your pic and name, i thought you meant something else man
6:42 I've used a salad spinner to dry off wet bathing suits.
Oh that is actually smart
Gags on Grape sized tomato.
Wait did you use it for both or only one
I buy prewashed salads
@@SaikiKFann only one
It doesn't help, there is Duck brand, duct tape.
Both words are correct for it. Duck tape and duct tape. It was originally made to waterproof soldier's coats in the trenches. And it's pretty good to use with ducts
@@Sp00kq You should use foil tape instead of duck (cloth) tape for ducts. Duck tape deteriorates fast and is not heat resistant.
Just as you should not use WD-40 (Water Displacement) as a lubricant.
I wanted to get all the bits from a roasting pan into the bin but couldn't reach a spoon to scoop it out, so I got hold of the lamb shoulder blade bone that was in the pan instead and it did a really brilliant job. Then I thought, oh!! That's why prehistoric people used them to do all kinds of jobs. They actually fit so neatly into your hand it's amazing. I always remember that lightbulb moment!
TIL that "douchebag" is not simply an insult. And now I'm wondering how THAT became an insult.
Correspondingly, "scumbag" also isn't simply an insult - it was slang for a condom.
Paris Green Oh.
same with "bitch"
@@derwolfgaming7775 - Guessing cause, animals in heat, or I guess, bitches in heat, are umm....bitchy? lol or like, full of attitude & attacky?
Which is weird cause, all dogs in heat, yeah they harass the male, but mostly by constantly rubbing up on him & giving him, "fuck me," eyes. Cats in heat, are the psychotic ones, not dogs..........
@@LauraFunFunFloweries nope. Bitch used to mean "Female Dog"
Hey, HVAC guy here, yeah the "silver stuff" aka metal tape(that has plastic backing you peel off as you go is good for metal ductwork but actual duct tape is still primarily good for ducts just the more common flexible ductwork that has a long cylindrical shape snaking through attics and chases and under your house leading to supply vents and coming from returns. It has that shiny mylar coating usually although some manufacturers make black flexduct too. Theres your HVAC lesson for the day....the more you know....
Thanks! HVAC is such a strange world to me, because it seems to be a blue-collar job and a white-collar job simultaneously.
Took me awhile to realize it was duct tape, not 🦆tape.
They have duck tape too
The fact that sometimes people censor 'Fuck' with 'Duck' makes this funnier (apparently it also auto-corrects to it but I use a pc for TH-cam)
Duck tape is a brand of duct tape.
Wait wha
Either way is fine some brands, I think, have it spelled as duck for laughs
OMG THE WRIST SWEATBANDS.... I always wondered why some folks had sweaty wrists😂🥴
In vehicles, for most of my life until March or April this year, I wondered why the languages on warning labels were in order of English, French, and Spanish. I thought since there were probably more Spanish speakers than French speakers in America that Spanish should go before French, and being from Florida exposes me to even more Spanish, lol. But I then realized that the French was for Canada, and I don't know why that took me so long to realize, but it blew my mind.😂😅😆
Dunno if it's a thing but they're also in the alphabetical order.
@@iRinnda woah, that could be it too. Cool.😊
Not my moment, but I caused it. I was in boot camp, and we were polishing our boots for the first time, and I saw the little twisty tab to open the polish can, and just popped it open. I had several people around me that looked shocked and said "so that's how you open it"
Many modern gels, ointment tubes 🏥 have a point in the cap to puncture the seal, open the tube. A handy feature I just saw about 2019. Lol...
9:20 I lived in a house in Germany that had light switches that lead to sockets. So it isn't an American exclusive thing.
Slavko I think I have seen.this once or twice in the UK but generally sockets have the switch included and wall/ceiling lights are hardwired to a switch. Think it is a safety issue, one person switching on without realising someone else is using the socket
I have such switches in my living room
The exterior electrical outlet/plug next to my front door is wired on the same circuit as the electrical outlet in the bathroom. Bathrooms and kitchens have GFCI safety outlets, so the "test/reset" buttons not only cut the power to the bathroom outlet, but also the exterior outlet. The exterior outlet at the backdoor is wired to a GFCI outlet in the kitchen. My house was built in app. 1996 in the US.
Born in the USA and I was 24 before I realized some switches led to plug-ins instead of overhead lights. When I moved out into an apartment with such.
@@michaelwinkle4480 Sometimes the lower half of a receptacle is turned on and off using a wall switch, and the top half is always "hot". That way you can plug in a lamp and turn it on and off using the switch and plug in vacuums or other things on the other side and it's always hot. The tab connecting both top and bottom is removed by the electrician at the time of wiring/installation so it will operate that way. This comment isn't necessarily for you, but for those who don't already know this.
The hole on your cutting board is made so you can put your waste in the trash can without spreading it everywhere
i--
I dont think thats so practical, id use it to hang it instead
Omg!
IT'S GENIUS, YOU CAN USE IT TO DROP TRASH IN AND HANG IT, {hang is optional]
We don't have cutting boards with holes in them lmao. But thanks for the info we only have like restaurant kitchen boards. A large like plastic one and a medium bamboo board. Neither have holes
person: "i learned that ____ isnt for ____"
me: "...then...what...is it for?"
one day i forgot the term "dryer sheets" and I told my stepmom we needed "anti-static sheets" and she bought new bed sheets
all because I couldn't remember the term for it lmao
12:12 THIS.
I spent my whole childhood wondering why it was a G. Even now I look at the Disney logo and can’t help but see a G 😂
The lights in the escalators are portals to an alien world
They are there, just to make you question why they are there.
I thought it was the "ghost is clear"to let your buddies know it was ok to sneak out. Its the coast is clear
Oh right Coast as in Coast Guard as in Beach
Yeah that actually explains it
The "G" in the "Disney" logo. That's not the only guilty party. Dominion grocery stores? They had a weird D that preschool me thought was a G, too. And then there's the Old English D that some mistake for a B as on the "Betroit Tigers" hats.
Dumbwaiters were pretty common in older movies and shows ... along with Murphy beds ...
Every. Single. One. Of. These. Grew up in Detroit wondering why everyone in sports spelled it "Betroit"..
I thought the y in Disney was a p so I got confused why it said disnep
My dad traded his three-door extended cab pickup in for another, newer model. When he came home, in front of the house, I asked him if he liked having four doors
“It’s a three-door just like my old one.”
“No it isn’t”. I knew they phased out those type of cabs a few years prior.
“No, it’s a three door. It says so on the build sheet from the dealer.
I walk over, open his driver’s door, then flip out the extra, fourth door behind it. My father’s jaw hit the ground. He was so happy. And, yes, the dealer sheet said “third door”.
This isn’t the last time something like this happened to him. Later on he bought a new van for work, advertised as a V6 but turned out to have a V8, which he really wanted but no one in the area had in inventory.
My brain mysteriously forgets every embarrassing moment if you don't shame me afterwords.
afterwards
Re the plastic bag storage one - you can also store a lot of bags in an empty Kleenex box. And re dryer sheets, I cut them into thirds because I'm allergic to a lot of chemicals - this way I minimize my exposure and it works just as well as a full sheet.
I accidentally pepper sprayed myself once, but not, “I’ll spray to find out”. It was a damaged one I noticed on the ground when I was in elementary waiting for the proctor to block the street for us kids to cross. I have it in my hand, thinking to spray it in a corner of the yard at home to find out if it was perfume, or maybe bug spray. It was angled up and the slight motion was enough pressure to depress the button all the way and it nails me in my face like how you use a flashlight to make your face look spooky. It burned for hours.
I was building an AK and I figured out the recoil spring is needed to make the gun shoot
& **cough cough* don't forget to put the spring back into the butt-stock, before putting the two halves back together, or **oh dread* the bolt will fall into the hole, & fuck your rifle up.......super bad!
Actually, Idk the set up of AK-47's, but I did that, to a random M-16 (luckily it wasn't mine), while at, Fort Jackson.
I felt like a fucking idiot, because I usually was fucking amazing at taking apart/cleaning/reassembling them, but I set the spring aside & **brain misfire**
@@LauraFunFunFloweries oof. I've had similar situations. It's not a fun feeling.
I KNOW I’ve experienced this myself but I can not think of what the thing is.
Same
Deja vu?
The fuel/gas gauge in cars have a gas-pump icon with an arrow indicating which side the filler door is located.
All I've learnt it that smother countires don't have entire mechanisms like for vacuums I'm Australia there is a button that quickly winds up the cord that it stays inside the vacuum
I’ve been riding horses for almost fifteen years. About five years ago, a church or library or something in the next town over was having a yard sale and I bought a book about riding for $2 before forgetting about it. Come Spring 2019, I find out the book was “Hunter Seat Equitation,” one of the most famous equestrian books. The book is only going for a few dollars now because some very disturbing things came to light about the author, but at the time that I realized what the book was it was being sold on Amazon for $50, and I got it for $2.
Anyone else literally know all of these? I was hoping to learn something new, but nope.
The piggy didnt go to the market to shop...
😭😭😭
Why did he go?
@@ibic2441 Pork.
@@c182SkylaneRG OH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
@@c182SkylaneRG wait why tf did a piggy have roast beef?
@@ibic2441 Table scraps? They're basically a garbage disposal: they'll eat literally anything if you put it in their food trough. It might not be good for them, but they'll eat it, anyway.
I was around age 5 I think, and I went into my parents room and I find was I thought was a balloon, so I started blowing it up and I was confuse because it was wet, my first thought was water, but it doesn't taste or smell like it, me and my sister started playing with it thinking it was a balloon my parents had no reaction and let us play with it, it didn't hit my until 12-13 to find out there weren't balloon and it was for something else, it wouldn't be so bad if I still didn't remember the smell and taste.
That’s horrible
Condoms actually can be blown up, like balloons............so, you weren't wrong, lol
@@LauraFunFunFloweries those were condoms?
@@LauraFunFunFloweries I remember going to a friend's wedding and I saw a bunch of condoms blown up like balloons. The groom's friends had done it. They also had taped it all over the car! I sound like a prude but I thought it was in bad taste. Because the car in question was in the church parking lot!
@@melissacooper4282 Like in Steel Magnolias, LOL
"This little piggie went to market does not mean he went to buy food"
Oh...
OH NO
I figured that out
Is he gonna buy pork?
It's OK, he ran off and lived in the woods. He met a very nice girl piggie and they lived happily ever after.
Paris Green Is he the Beatrice Potter piggy?
aaaAAAAAAA
8:40 I had this exact same issue, enough so that my dad went to replace the outlet but it didn't work. We were trying to figure it out when my brother started flipping my light switch on and off and my night light that was plugged into the non working outlet turned on.
This is so weird to me. We don't have these in Mexico and I haven't seen anything like it in USA where I live now. Good to know just in case I come across one one day.
I’m so early so I can’t just read comments and listen
Well... when lemons you give life.
@@ugaboga9829 you grow chickens
I thought sweat bands were to stay right where they are so they don't fling sweat everywhere.
The pipe cleaner thing kind of happened to me. I always thought they were way too skinny and short to clean out any plumbing other than the little holes in a sink drain. I even used one for that a few times. Then when I started smoking weed (it's legal here) my friends and i always used a pin or nail to try and clean our pipes. One day I said "they need to make something better for this, like a thin bendy wire with bristles that grab the gunk and dirt, like some kind of pipe cle-- WAIT!... holy $h!+! Pipe cleaners!
lmfaooo i’m 35 and just realized this today 😂
And I just learned what water towers are for 😅
12:03 lol i had to do the same thing with my friend when she forgot her toothbrush and had to buy one from the gift shop when we went camping. Then she seemed confused about why it was so small. Even though I haven’t seen one before in my life, my logic told me to tell her to use the cover as the handle. :/
The left mouse button is for selecting and the right mouse button is for control functions. Most old people have no idea about this.
Kevin North I'm old and I know that this can be changed and other functions assigned to clicks, double clicks and scroll wheel/third button. But then, I have been using computers since before there were mice.
Perhaps you could try to be a little less patronising ?
It took me until I was 20 to realize the little plastic things in our drawers and cabinets were child safety locks
14:58
Rifle: (verb) to make grooves.
The word is "riffle," to turn over things quickly and casually.
Fun fact!
Rifles (the weapons) are called rifles because if you look down the barrel (when cleaning it so you can see the sky out of the other side), you'll see the inside is "rifled" (it has spiral grooves all the way from the working parts to the muzzle). Always thought it was pretty cool! :D
The irony of the spanking stick LOL
H恵美子 Its called child abuse. Spanking with a hand is one thing, but beating someone with a stick is a way to serious injury
@@ianmoseley9910 I would be inclined to disagree. My parents used both a thin plastic stick and a wooden dowel. They both hurt but never caused damage. I don't think spanking is child abuse. If it becomes excessive, then yes, absolutely and the parent needs to be charged. But a regular spanking is not.
@@ianmoseley9910 agreed.
@@ianmoseley9910 lmao even with the gand it is child abuse...
About the dryer sheet thing. There are actually these spiked plastic balls that are made to go into the dryer to get rid of static too. Basically they kind of looked like dog toys but were really hard and made out of a different kind of plastic. My mom used to have them. If you're like some people and really dont care about adding extra smell beyond the detergent, these are reusable and work really well. To bad I never knew what they were actually called or what company made them lol.
2:19 maybe that’s why caillou has a little sister
The vacuum cleaner cord one I did not know until recently - tried a couple of times, just got one messy pile of cord, went back to unwinding.
14:44 *"Mom raised me never to look into her purse..."*
_"...because Mom is a concealed carrier"_ was how my mind finished that sentence. Almost correct, but not quite.
i used to think that BIRD seed could, well... grow birds
my logic was that chickens come from eggs and anything else you just had to grow it from seeds like fruits
my dad was some heck of a gardener, his garden was tidier than his office/room he had grown all sorts of stuff. my dad never let me go near his plants and little flowers, he didn't trust me so i was actually quite offended by it, so i figured i would rebel by secretly growing bird seed, when i saw the packet i was like "oh, i didnt know birds come from seeds" but it was the only one i could find since my dad locks his plant stuff in the shed (idk if its from me or if he is actually worried about some seeds getting stolen) i dug out a spot put a seed in and everyday i watered it, one day my dad asked me why the bird seed packet was opened so i confessed that i stole them and grew them, after that was a laugh i'd never seen and never forget anywhere else. to this day my dad still teases me about it
I ran to my vacuum to see if the thing flipped 😂
My parents had no idea about the arrow next to the gas tank symbol was to tell you what side the tank is on.
I saw it on "Inside Edition" and it seems like a lot of people didn't know it. Very handy!
I didn't know until a few years ago.
I'm a sad teenager on the Internet who only found out a while back that the clutch in a manual car is there to disconnect the transmission from the engine so you can change gear.
I'm middle aged and I didn't know that. Dont know how to drive a stick either. So I guess that's why.
"Construction Paper"???!!!!! Yup. Just had my moment right here, right now.
The cutting board you use in the kitchen, the cut out handle hole on its top... is not only a handle, but you supposed to use it as funnel to not have the half of (for Example) small cutted onions falling of the edge when trying to push them from the board into the pan
I always get a kick out of signs in braille, ow do the blind find them?
I never knew why when watching Netflix the screen would darken for a couple seconds, eventually i found out that it was because the screen is very bright so it darkens it down so it's easier to look at but how did I not know this
12:19 LOL I had always thought the "y" in the logo was a "p" and it was pronounced "Disnep". Took me like 5 years to figure out the curl was meant to be one of the lines in the y. I was 5 years old when I found out.
Nice to see I’m not the only one who was confused about the Disney logo 😂 I have to force myself to see it the correct way.
The back of a Hammer 🔨, I’m sad to say it wasn’t till grade 7 till I learned that your suppose to use it to pull out nails with it
Carpenter hammer. Back of metal worker hammer is either rounded edge, or a ball. That is called "peen" or "ball peen".
So its not just for putting bite marks in things and scaring the hell out of kids telling them giant beavers broke in their rooms while they were asleep?
I never knew the pipe cleaner one until now (I thankfully didn't grow up around any smokers), as I got older, I didn't understand how it was supposed to effectively clean plumbing pipes.
Army tape (you know that strong green, or silver very strong duct tape) is designed to be cut without a scissor, but by simply rip it sideways apart, its only strong on the length side.
The water tower and pipe cleaners blew my mind 🤯
In my case, I didn't realize how much music affects the quality of a workout until I was 18 and going to a gym by myself 😅 In public school, you just follow along with the coach, and I just figured workout DVDs had music in the background to make things seem fun. When I told my mom about that little discovery, she responded: "DUH!"
not gonna lie the pipe cleaners thing got me bc I went nearly a decade without seeing one (and when i saw them it was as a kid doing a craft. just made the connection to them being for art) then they made a comeback in my life at BCT. Now i know that they are literally the BEST at maintaining any small oiled mechanical contraption with guns included.
Oh crap! I didn’t know the little piggy wasn’t shopping!
ted talk for me. i first thought it was that talking bear bc something was related to him as a talking show. soon find out about the real thing. in december thats when i realized it, AFTER WATCHING 40 TED TALKS JUST TO REALIZE
Lol some of these are so relatable. When I was 4 my dad told me that the propane tank in our grill was actually a beer keg. I believed it for around 5 years.
Then there's the classic d'oh of thinking your computer's retractable CD tray is a convenient cup holder.
Love these type of threads. Makes me feel human.
When I realized what fire hydrants were for, I was still a kid but blew my mind
You can get special desensitised smoke detectors for kitchens
So you can cook sausages/toast without them screaming with no smoke or dangerous chemicals actually being present?
@@Roadent1241 exactly yes.
@@derwolfgaming7775 Ohhhh I need to find some. That would have been wonderful 15 years ago, you breathed and the thing screamed, and we had multiple!
In different rooms, I must add. At least they were effective, they just went off at everything.
This thread made me laugh so hard I snorted (not that kind of snorting !) more than once! TY😂🤣😂🤣
About that secondary NFC function in the key fob, in my Jetta it's actually a rectangular shape on the steering column where one would normally expect to put the key. Hold the fob against that and push the start button and the car will turn on.
The only reason i know what a dumbwaiter is is because i googled it after watching this video, a dumbwaiter is an elevator for delivering food and stuff to different floors of a house
All my life my parents put rice in the salt shaker. When I was a kid I asked why the rice was in there. They told me it was to keep the ants out. I didn't think anything of it. It wasn't until I was in my 20s that they told me the truth. That it was really to keep the moisture out and to keep it from clumping up. I still feel duped...
16:49 i was always wondering what the cloth part on my work gloves were for when i was a kid, it took me until i wiped sweat from my forehead with my gloves on that i realized what it was for
I few months ago me and my dad had a full on argument--he said dinosaurs and cavemen were alive together. I got grounded for being right 😂
We have been in my house for 4 years, my dad just figured out that the rack thing for the silverware comes out. In our dishwasher, there's a little one and a big one. He knew the little one came out, but was somehow completely shocked when he saw me take out the big one.
That last one, see the sky, things you take for granted, brilliant,
THE G IN THE DISNEY LOGO, THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED TO ME TOO I WAS SO CONFUSED
1:00 speaking of lint rollers and paying for the lint roller without the plastic part is it actually cheaper to buy that same with tape is it really cheaper to buy replacement rolls then to get an entirely new plastic thing?
Am I the only one who has to repeatedly pause these videos to let my brain catch up with the information on getting? Like, the 'construction paper' one really took me a minute.
I always thought the D in Disney was a G too! Glad I'm not the only one.
And water towers ARE for storing a bunch of water. If it was just for pressurization, they could literally be a pencil-width thick and 100 ft tall, and would just fluctuate more wildly up and down the tube, but create the same pressure at the bottom. They're as big as they are so they can store large volumes of water AND pressurize the system.
A few things, lol. Our electric can opener had a bottle opener in the back and our tongs were able to be loosened.
I kinda knew the light switch thing, but now I understand it fully. (It’s actually how I turn on my lamp in my bedroom, but I never realised every non functioning switch was for that.
12:17 That reminds me: As a child, I had no idea what letter the lowercase "g" in the Times New Romans font was supposed to be. It just looks so different!
Lmao the last one got me so good
This story isn't quite on the mark.. But my mom never knew about brain freeze in her almost 70 years of life, until she got one a few months back by slurping on an ice blended drink with gusto, despite her asthma.
🍕 cutters have a small hook so you can pull the hot pan out of the oven, pizza oven...
My mom had a pringles can in the cabinent, turns out it was for a plastic bag to go into so you can put icing to frost cakes in the bag
That's just innovative, aren't Muggles clever, Tonks? XD
Roadent1241 They are, I know that, did you forget that I’m a halfblood?
@@dontcallmenymphadora5572 Honestly I did and I'm sorry. But I'm sure it helps to have some stuff from both worlds~
Roadent1241 It’s fine, don’t worry bout it
I had a friend who said my parents were lazy, everytime she went into our house. I cound't figure it out, so asked why. She said, my parents hadn't painted our furniture. They never bothered, so we were stuck with the plain wood. I told her, you're not suppose to paint furniture. People like the look of wood. She didn't believe me. A little while later she broght a book, where it showed how to paint furniture. "Everyone paint furniture. Who wants brown color. It's ugly." She never thought she was wrong. As long as I knew her, she thought they sold wood furniture, so you could paint it the color you liked. As an adult, I see many adult paint their furniture. It's sort of like sprinkling sugar on all of your food. Some people just do that. Salad, plus sugar. Pizza plus sugar. Oak and white paint. Mahogany and white paint.
There is no accounting for taste
The Dyer sheet one is a game changer. I’ve watched my mom do launders when i was a young lad cuz u was bored and when i was older she would re-teach me cuz i “forgot”. Anyways i started doing my laundry and caught on how much clothes was in the dryer to require 2 sheets.... but now knowing this do i really need 2 sheet? Literally thought it was suppose to make them smell good too 😂😂